Skidmore v. Pacific Creditors, Inc.

Summons and complaint were filed April 5, 1940, in an action instituted by plaintiff to recover, on the ground of fraudulent representations, against Pacific Creditors, Inc., a domestic corporation, and two of its officers and their wives, the purchase price of one hundred dollars paid by plaintiff to defendants for a collection agency and for damages and funds (“the exact amount of said expenditures being unknown to plaintiff”) expended in operation of the collection agency subsequent to the purchase. By a second cause of action, plaintiff sought recovery in the amount of twenty-five dollars…